Bioeconomy is gaining global importance, shaping a more sustainable and circular future by transforming the way we use natural resources. Anastasija Dmitrijeva, researcer working in BioBusiness Catalyst, talks how bioeconomy creates new opportunities for regional growth, and why aligning education with real industry needs is essential for building a future-ready workforce.
Located in Kankaanpää, the Kirkkokallio Eco-Industrial Park is one of Finland’s longest-standing circular economy clusters. Within the area, companies utilize side streams and waste heat from each other’s processes – creating a unique example of a circular economy ecosystem.
The new National Building Code of Finland enters into force on 1 January 2025. Besides making construction process smoother the aim is to mitigate climate change impacts in construction and advance circular economy and digitalization.
Satakunta BioValley is an eco-network of food sector actors in Satakunta, bringing together knowledge, people, and activities.
Climate change, depletion of natural resources, and securing supply chains are among the key challenges of our time. In Satakunta the Resource Wisdom Research Area answers to these challenges together with more than 30 experts in competence, research, and practical development.
